Sentence examples for doubly exciting from inspiring English sources
Doubly exciting is the fact that audiences are actively seeking out performance experiences.
I recently headed to London for what was going to be, for me, a doubly exciting day.
So it was doubly exciting when Mr. Osborne, a widely published health and science journalist, expanded the article into a book, "American Normal," published last month.
It was a doubly exciting fight, giving fans not only nine rounds of entertainment (capped by Crawford's devastating left hook and right uppercut) but also — maybe — marking the emergence of a new American star.
"It's doubly exciting because it's precisely the sort of app at which incumbent publishers balk… We are the new customers: The new readers, the new writers, the new publishers.
"There were actually more Republicans than Democrats at the screening, which was doubly exciting for me," McKay said.
It's completely flabbergasting how I'm writing articles about how exciting it is that we now have "burner" cards — and doubly confusing why a pen is still part of card transactions in what is supposedly the most advanced country in the world. .
For a looming IPO as massive as Snap that's doubly important (as it was for Twitter), but sometimes it's really not all that exciting.
As mentioned, Ricoh's new waterproofed wünderkind has Wi-Fi built in, which is exciting for someone like myself who is mobile-first most of the time, and doubly so when traveling.
This paper provides a tutorial on SMC for nonexperts in cryptography and surveys some of the latest advances in this exciting area including various schemes for reducing communication and computation complexity of SMC protocols, doubly homomorphic encryption and private information retrieval.
